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12/10/24 Farming Today This Week: charges for inspections at abattoirs, beef prices, slurry spreading in Wales, water management 24:55

1d ago24:55

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Proposals for abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are 'excessive and dangerous' according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat suppliers or AIMS which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's plan to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoirs r…

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I Dream about Slurry 27:50

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On this Episode James, John and Ed talked about our time at the ploughing championships. And so many fond take aways from it. Also, on What's in The News the talk about trailers and car licences. What's In The News; https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/can-you-tow-a-livestock-trailer-on-a-category-b-licence/ The Sod Pod; https://ie.timacagro.com/po…

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The Farming Week: Slurry Deadline Approaches, Farmer Deals with Badly-parked Helicopter, EPA Report Targets Solid Fuel Use 21:32

17d ago21:32

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Charles O'Donnell, Louise Hickey and Colm Ryan bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: No plans to extend slurry spreading season; Bord Bia's new producer standard; Last calls on government ahead of Budget 2025; EPA report targets solid fuel use; Bill introduced in Dáil on An Taisce; F…

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Slurry Deadline Approaches | Farmer Deals with Badly-parked Helicopter | EPA Report Targets Solid Fuel Use 21:32

17d ago21:32

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Charles O'Donnell, Louise Hickey and Colm Ryan bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: No plans to extend slurry spreading season; Bord Bia's new producer standard; Last calls on government ahead of Budget 2025; EPA report targets solid fuel use; Bill introduced in Dáil on An Taisce; F…

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Winter Housing; Preparation is Key 35:26

2d ago35:26

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On this episode James is joined with John, Ed and Sean to discuss winter housing and being as prepared as possible for this tricky time that creeps up on farming. The discuss fodder quality and quantity, dosing, cubicle prep and and body condition scoring. Have a listen! The Sod Pod; https://ie.timacagro.com/podcast-the-sod-pod/…

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The Farming Week: Minister 'Open' to €40 Calf Payment, Live Exports Documentary Reaction, Net Margins for Calf to Beef Farms 22:36

2d ago22:36

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Charles O'Donnell and Aisling O'Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Minister 'open' to €40/calf payment; Net margins for calf to beef farms; Sector reacts to live exports documentary; Meetings to discuss possible Arrabawn-Tipperary merger MII sustainability charter; Fire in K…

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Minister 'Open' to €40 Calf Payment | Live Exports Documentary Reaction | Net Margins for Calf to Beef Farms 22:36

2d ago22:36

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Charles O'Donnell and Aisling O'Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Minister 'open' to €40/calf payment; Net margins for calf to beef farms; Sector reacts to live exports documentary; Meetings to discuss possible Arrabawn-Tipperary merger MII sustainability charter; Fire in K…

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11/10/24 - Employment rights, beavers, Welsh slurry spreading rules 13:59

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The government has published its Employment Rights Bill - so what will it mean for farmers and the staff who work for them? Its key proposals include protection against unfair dismissal from day one, flexible working, improved rights for sick pay, bereavement and parental leave, and a move to regulate zero hours contracts. Most of the planned chang…

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10/10/24 Threat of the bark beetle to UK forestry, seabed damage in protected areas, re-wiggling rivers 14:07

4d ago14:07

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How best to stop the spread of a tiny beetle that could have a huge impact on the future health and profits of UK forestry? From the end of this month all new planting of spruce, with a handful of exceptions, will be banned across much of the south east of England. The restrictions form part of the Government's plans to control the bark beetle, a p…

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Unmasking the Tactics of Negging: Navigating Manipulation in Relationships 35:10

5d ago35:10

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Send us a text Discover the insidious tactics of negging and how they can quietly poison social interactions, as Lindsay McClain and Christopher Patchet, LCSW, unpacks this sneaky form of manipulation. We promise you'll walk away with a sharper understanding of how backhanded compliments are used to undermine confidence, masquerading as playful ban…

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09/10/24 - Natural capital report, Thames Water reservoir, beef prices 14:11

5d ago14:11

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We cannot achieve food security or climate stability without restoring nature according to a new report from Natural England, which outlines the value of the natural world to our society and our economy. The State of Natural Capital Report says the wildlife and countryside in England should be seen as a 'National Wealth Service' - an economic asset…

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EP29: Ferry trips and massages 59:00

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Welcome to 'How Was It For You?' the brand new podcast hosted by Rachel Parris and Marcus Brigstocke... This episode we discuss and review a trip across the solent on a ferry, a rub down on a massage table, and much, much more.... Email us at howwasitforyoupod@gmail.com Offering a peek into the chaos and hilarity that ensues when two comedians live…

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08/10/24 - Cell-cultivated protein, natural flood management, Dartmoor wild camping 14:18

6d ago14:18

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More than a million pounds is being given by the Government to the Food Standards Agency, to decide what needs to be put in place to ensure new, "cell-cultivated" foodstuffs will be safe to eat. We hear from the FSA's Chief Scientific Advisor. The long-running case about whether the public can 'wild camp' on Dartmoor, will be heard in the Supreme C…

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How can farmers reduce their overall labour demand? 25:27

7d ago25:27

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Teagasc Dairy Specialist, Martina Gormley, chats to us on the latest Environment Edge about hours worked per cow and how farmers can reduce their overall labour demand. For more episodes and information from the Environment Edge, visit the show page at: https://www.teagasc.ie/environmentedge/Av Teagasc.ie

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07/10/24 Charges for abattoir inspections, water management 12:03

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Plans to get abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are "excessive and dangerous" according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, (AIMS) which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's proposal to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoir…

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05/10/24 Farming Today This Week: 'Poultry police', dairy recruitment crisis, imported carrots, deer. 24:55

9d ago24:55

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Poultry keepers say they can't access government websites to register their birds. From 1st October anyone who keeps birds has to register with the Animal and Plant Health Agency, to help with monitoring bird flu outbreaks, even those with just one or two chickens. Failure to comply could mean a fine of £2,500. However bird owners who've tried to r…

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The Farming Week: How Budget 2025 Impacts Farmers, Latest TB Figures, Bluetongue Concerns 20:50

10d ago20:50

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Charles O'Donnell, Louise Hickey and Rubina Freiberg bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Budget 2025: Allocations to department schemes; Budget 2025: Tax reliefs for farmers and RZLT; EPA State of the Environment Report; Latest TB figures and further bluetongue concerns; Kepak West…

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04/10/24 Poultry register, fishing and offshore wind farms, TB in deer 14:14

10d ago14:14

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Poultry keepers say they can't access government websites to register their birds. From 1st October anyone who keeps birds has to register with the Animal and Plant Health Agency, to help with monitoring bird flu outbreaks, even those with just one or two chickens. Failure to comply could mean a fine of £2,500. However bird owners who've tried to r…

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How Budget 2025 Impacts Farmers | Latest TB Figures | Bluetongue Concerns 20:50

10d ago20:50

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Charles O'Donnell, Louise Hickey and Rubina Freiberg bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Budget 2025: Allocations to department schemes; Budget 2025: Tax reliefs for farmers and RZLT; EPA State of the Environment Report; Latest TB figures and further bluetongue concerns; Kepak West…

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03/10/24 - Crisis in dairy recruitment, deer damage to trees, imported carrots 14:13

11d ago14:13

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Dairy farmers are finding it a real struggle to recruit new staff, according to the farmer-owned dairy coop Arla. They spoke to nearly 500 UK dairy farmers and just under 90% of them said they had advertised jobs and had few or no applicants at all. So what’s holding young people back from a life working with dairy cows in a career that can also in…

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Farm Safety Survivor Series: The Dangers of Handling Livestock 22:06

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"I never thought it would happen to me." The first episode of the limited Farm Safety Survivor Series brought to you by Agriland, in association with AXA and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), focuses on safe livestock handling. In today’s podcast, Agriland news journalist Rubina Freiberg speaks to beef farmer Mick O’Dea fro…

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The Dangers of Handling Livestock 22:06

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"I never thought it would happen to me." The first episode of the limited Farm Safety Survivor Series brought to you by Agriland, in association with AXA and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), focuses on safe livestock handling. In today’s podcast, Agriland news journalist Rubina Freiberg speaks to beef farmer Mick O’Dea fro…

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02/10/24 Flood task force, Conservative party conference, farmed deer. 14:04

12d ago14:04

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There's been more flooding across the country. Last winter saw the wettest period since records began in the 1830s and government figures show that more than a third of river catchments in England have reported either the wettest, or second wettest September to August period since 1871. We catch up with two farmers whose farms are flooded and the N…

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EP28: Old biscuits and pick-ups 58:33

12d ago58:33

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Welcome to 'How Was It For You?' the brand new podcast hosted by Rachel Parris and Marcus Brigstocke... This episode we discuss and review customer service, escape rooms, and much, much more.... Email us at howwasitforyoupod@gmail.com Offering a peek into the chaos and hilarity that ensues when two comedians live together, it’s the show where every…

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AgriFocus: Budget 2025 Special - what it means for you 16:25

12d ago16:25

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In this special episode of AgriFocus, we take a look at everything effecting agriculture and rural life that was announced today in Budget 2025. Go beyond the headlines with our new podcast series – AgriFocus – where we take a closer look at some of the key issues that directly impact on farmers, rural communities and the agri-sector.…

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01/10/24 New kept-bird register, US certification scheme for regen ag, deer cull. 14:13

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From 1 October, all owners of poultry in England and Wales, must be registered with the Animal and Plant Health Agency, even if it's just one hen in the back garden. This can be done online, through the DEFRA website. The aim is to be able to track all kept birds, in the event of more bird flu outbreaks. The new rule also applies to pet birds such …

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28/09/24 Farming Today This Week: Henry Dimbleby, Environmental Land Management Schemes, Planning, Cider Apples 24:39

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We’ve been reporting over the last couple of weeks about a £358m underspend over the last three years from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' £2.4 billion agriculture annual budget for England. Now, former DEFRA director and author of the National Food Strategy, Henry Dimbleby says it’s critical that this money isn’t lost from …

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27/09/24 - Henry Dimbleby, dead Scottish salmon, underground energy cables 14:23

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We’ve been reporting over the last couple of weeks about a £358m underspend over the last three years from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' £2.4 billion agriculture annual budget for England. Farmers are furious at the scale of this underspend and there are concerns that the money will be lost for good in cuts in this autumn’…

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26/09/2024: Bluetongue; Welsh bog; rural planning 13:58

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As the first doses of bluetongue vaccine arrive in the UK, affected farms are to be surveyed about the impact of this latest outbreak. Unexploded Second World War bombs are one of the hazards for those aiming to restore a Welsh bog, Crymlyn bog sits alongside some major parts of Swansea's industrial heritage - an area targeted by the Luftwaffe. Far…

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25/09/2024 Brownfield passports, green belt planning, agri-environment schemes. 13:54

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All week we’re looking at planning and the countryside. The government has announced plans for "brownfield passports", to fast track house building on brownfield sites. The countryside charity, CPRE, has welcomed the proposals to make brownfield sites the first choice for building new homes. It says we could build most of the homes we need on such …

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EP27: The Customer Is Always Escaping 1:02:16

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Welcome to 'How Was It For You?' the brand new podcast hosted by Rachel Parris and Marcus Brigstocke... This episode we discuss and review customer service, escape rooms, and much, much more.... Email us at howwasitforyoupod@gmail.com Offering a peek into the chaos and hilarity that ensues when two comedians live together, it’s the show where every…

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The Farm Finance Podcast: What you need to know about budgets and cashflow 29:40

19d ago29:40

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In this episode of Agriland's new Farm Finance podcast limited series Francess McDonnell sits down with Tom McWey, head of marketing and business development at St. Canice's Credit Union, to chat about why planning is the key to keeping cash flowing on your farm. The podcast also digs into why it is vital that farm families grasp how important budg…

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The Psychology Behind Mixed Signals and Romantic Boundaries 41:52

20d ago41:52

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Send us a text Ever wondered why the "nice guy" often finishes last in relationships? On this episode of the Toxic Cooking Show, we unravel the complex balance between safety and excitement that women seek from men. Through personal stories and professional insights, we take a closer look at the misunderstood concept of safety and how it can someti…

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24/09/2024 Labour Party conference, solar farm inquiry, bluetongue, cider apples 14:13

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The Labour Party conference is underway in Liverpool. Last week we heard from the Liberal Democrats and next week we'll report on the Conservative Party conference. Agriculture is a devolved issue, so the budget and how it's spent is up to governments in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Af…

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Planning and preparing ahead on farms for the winter period 24:59

21d ago24:59

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Teagasc dairy advisor, Nigel Kennington, chats to us about planning and preparing ahead on farms for the winter period. For more episodes and information from the Environment Edge, visit the show page at: https://www.teagasc.ie/environmentedge/Av Teagasc.ie

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23/09/24 - Upland farmers in trouble, new planning proposals 11:53

21d ago11:53

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Farmers in the Lake District have lost an estimated 10 million pounds in funding, in a year - and some are now under severe financial pressure. So says the National Farmers Union, which claims there are limited opportunities for upland farmers to tap into the Government's new ELMS - Environmental Land Management schemes - which are replacing the ol…

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21/09/24 Farming Today This Week: Radical change to food safety proposed, flood repairs outstanding, trail hunting, blackberries 24:51

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Radical changes to food safety are being proposed. The Food Standards Agency is discussing removing responsibility from cash strapped councils and relying instead on data collected by food companies and supermarkets. Chris Elliott, professor of food safety at Queen’s University Belfast and Vice President of the Chartered Institute of Environmental …

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The Farming Week: A look back at #Ploughing2024 25:39

23d ago25:39

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The Agriland team came together for a special live edition of The Farming Week podcast to wrap up #Ploughing2024Av Agriland

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20/09/24 - English devolution, funding for rural communities, farm homeless hostel and storks 14:07

24d ago14:07

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A new report is calling for more investment in rural areas. The Rural Coalition says the English countryside has the potential to generate billions, but chronic underinvestment is costing jobs and money. Meanwhile, the Government is promising a "devolution revolution", with new mayors soon to be elected in Lincolnshire and Hull and East Yorkshire. …

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Ploughing Podcast 2024: Farmer Phil on his rise to social media stardom 35:13

24d ago35:13

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As part of our #Ploughing2024 livestream, we heard from Farmer Phil on how he became a social media star and how he manages to combine this with his day-to-day work on the farm.Av Agriland

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A look back at #Ploughing2024 25:39

24d ago25:39

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The Agriland team came together for a special live edition of The Farming Week podcast to wrap up #Ploughing2024Av Agriland

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19/09/24 - Radical changes to food safety proposed, tech to fight food fraud, curlew conservation, carers' countryside respite 14:07

25d ago14:07

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Radical changes to food safety are being proposed. The Food Standards Agency is discussing removing responsibility from cash strapped councils and relying instead on data collected by food companies and supermarkets. Under plans discussed yesterday by its board the FSA would take direct control of things like hygiene and food standards for large co…

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Ploughing Podcast 2024: Young Farmers and the Future 37:50

25d ago37:50

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In a special 2024 ploughing podcast, Agriland journalist Aisling O'Brien is joined by Macra national president Elaine Houlihan, Donal Phelan, a farmer who is one of the success stories from Macra’s Land Mobility Generational Renewal, Facilitation and Support Service, and Chris Cahill from Cavan, the 2024 FBD Young Farmer of the Year Winner.…

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Ploughing Podcast 2024: Managing Farm Finance 15:59

26d ago15:59

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AIB’s head of agriculture, food and fishing, Donal Whelton, Bank of Ireland’s head of agri, Eoin Lowry and the chair of Cultivate Credit Unions agri-finance, Joe Healy join Aisling O'Brien live on stage for a discussion around farm finance the Agriland pavillion as part of #Ploughing2024 in Ratheniska…

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18/08/24 Trail hunting, Blackberries, Lapwings 14:10

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It is 20 years since fox hunting was banned by Tony Blair’s Government. Since then, those who enjoyed the sport have adapted to trail hunting instead. That is where a trail is laid across countryside for hounds and horse riders to follow. There is no kill at the end. However animal rights campaigners say trail hunting is a smokescreen for real hunt…

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EP26: Weddings & Playgrounds 1:02:48

26d ago1:02:48

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Welcome to 'How Was It For You?' the brand new podcast hosted by Rachel Parris and Marcus Brigstocke... This episode we discuss and review weddings, playgrounds, and much, much more.... Email us at howwasitforyoupod@gmail.com Offering a peek into the chaos and hilarity that ensues when two comedians live together, it’s the show where everything (ye…

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